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>1) If you need to set the price high to avoid that effect, just set it high. You missed my point, there is possibly no price high enough. The higher the price
by marcinzm 5y ago
>1) If you need to set the price high to avoid that effect, just set it high.
You missed my point, there is possibly no price high enough. The higher the price the more valuable the users who pay it are to advertisers. Thus the price needs to be even higher and endlessly up it goes.
>2) Add an “edited” tag (just like HN does)
HN does not allow the changing of headlines either except by admins. Arguably headlines are closer to tweets than comments.
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- iainmerrick 5y agoThe higher the price the more valuable the users who pay it are to advertisers. Thus the price needs to be even higher and endlessly up it goes. Well, the price is higher for an ever-smaller set of users! It’s a demand curve - in principle you can pick a point where cost $C x N users is worth more than the loss of advertising revenue from those users. Arguably headlines are closer to tweets than comments. I’d argue the opposite! As a compromise -- how about links on Twitter are similar to HN headlines?